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As a dotCMS user, I want to avoid the ability to drag and drop any object as content in edit mode to prevent a console error. Currently, the system allows users to drag and drop any objects into the content area during edit mode, causing the system to try to add the item as content. This action results in a console error, and the item is never added, resulting in an incomplete action.
Same thing if you try to remove the added item.
Screen.Recording.2023-04-24.at.11.20.26.AM.mov
Steps to Reproduce
Open dotCMS and log in
Navigate to the Site Browser of the dotCMS backend.
Add a new page
Edit the created page and go to Edit mode.
Attempt to drag and drop any object into the content area.
Acceptance Criteria
When in Edit mode, users should not be able to drag and drop any object into the content area.
The system should not throw a console error when attempting to drag and drop an item in Edit mode.
The user should receive a clear message indicating that the action is not possible.
dotCMS Version
Tested on release-23.05 // Docker // FF
Proposed Objective
Quality Assurance
Proposed Priority
Priority 2 - Important
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem Statement
As a dotCMS user, I want to avoid the ability to drag and drop any object as content in edit mode to prevent a console error. Currently, the system allows users to drag and drop any objects into the content area during edit mode, causing the system to try to add the item as content. This action results in a console error, and the item is never added, resulting in an incomplete action.
Same thing if you try to remove the added item.
Screen.Recording.2023-04-24.at.11.20.26.AM.mov
Steps to Reproduce
Acceptance Criteria
dotCMS Version
Tested on release-23.05 // Docker // FF
Proposed Objective
Quality Assurance
Proposed Priority
Priority 2 - Important
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: